Entertain Guests at Dinners and Birthday Parties
Segerr Yores hosts Easter dinner with John Rhine Bal, her parents Mr and Mrs Bobb Gilbert Dorahy and Delpha Kathleen, and others. Harriet Tathert Hollored marks 18th birthday with Harriett Mrs J A TAL bott hosting a group of high school friends including Wilma Custer Lorraine Dashner Delpha Donner Deta Cary Hetty Barger Annette Wilson Roberta Ranne and Mary Louise Juelke. Leonard Anderson hosts a five-table bridge party with T E Shonka Austin Bass W R Byington Lloyd Mulholland Ward Slothower F A Mulholland Dr and Mrs John Kline Lt and Mrs R J Holst Miss Mary Hopp and William Aishape attending. O B S Kensington meets Friday with Mrs Caldwell. Baptist Kensington meets this afternoon at Mrs Walter Aisteppe and Mrs Leonard Anderson’s south Malvern home. Jane Marie Dalrymple celebrates fourth birthday with 10 children. Malvern women attend a bridge luncheon in Corning in honor of Miss Gladys Riddle and Earl Zimmerlin engagement. Various Malvern residents attend Sunday visit at the Wilser home. gifts presented. Lorraine Fletcher hosts Sunday supper with theater outing for guests. Circle meets with Mrs Ray Donner. luncheon with several hostesses. Pot luck supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Bower with multiple attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhine
Bobb. Gilbert
Dorahy
Delpha Kathleen
Anetta Diitert Suet
Ralph Agan
Glywood
Harriett Tathert
Kensington
W. A. Caldwell
Baptist Kensington
Baptist Tardies
Walter Aisteppe
Leonard Anderson
Malvern
Jane Marie Dalrynple
Hovor
Jane Marie Dalrymple
Glenn Dalrymple
RW. Salyers
Beverly Ann Mulholland
Mariene Johnson
Wanna Ray Nelson
Jo Anne Johnson
Donald Donner
Robert Salyers
Allen Davison
Donald Raine
Geral Sowers
Jane Marie
Carning
Corning
Gladys Riddle
Spring Lake Tea Room
Miss Riddle
Eart Zimmerlin
Cherokee
R. W. Salyers
WM. Hiett
Glen Seeger
Hener
Jeane Mason
Stanley
Paul Seeger
Lyle Seeger
Milbert
Council Bliffs
Seeger
Lorraine Fletcher
Zelma Fletcher
Marian
Robert Benton
Phyllis Wilson
Dudley Donner
Liny Harman
Caroline
Wendell Chantry
Oklahoma City
Ray Donner
Methodist Ladies’ Circle
Ray Donner Thursiday
Donner
C. A. Calkins
Question Box By Ed Wynn The Perfect Foot
Reader asks about men sleeping on coal piles beside railroad tracks and about sharks during swimming. Answers: explain simple explanations for the coal pile scene and advise against arguing with a shark, suggesting to let it have the leg if grabbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Wynn
Mr. Wynn White
Mr. Wynne
Iken
National Debt Hits New High
The national debt rose to 31.447 billion dollars on the day President Roosevelt asked Congress for 1.5 billion for next year’s work relief. The debt increase of 945.44 million reflects March borrowing and brings per person and per family obligations into view. The administration’s spending tops 20 billion since Roosevelt’s term began, with unemployment remaining high at about 12.09 million workers in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal
Treasury
Hugh March
United States
Henry Morgenthau
Troosevelt
Hig
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
Post Office Projects in Madera and San Mateo Halted?
PWA funds funded two new post offices in Madera and San Mateo California. Madera’s building under construction may cost 75000, finished San Mateo building cost 50000. Frank J. Reilly held contracts for both, with Washington blamed for the suspected misstep. population figures given, civic context noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Cali
PWA
San Mateo
Frank J. Reilly
Frank
Washington
Sell Potato Stamps to Humor Collectors
Washington D C The potato control act is dead but the memory of the most ridiculed of all the New Deal s fanciful excursions into farm economics will live on In stamp albums When congress repealed the act the gate of the potato stamps was discontinued Yet stamp collectors clamored and the sale was resumed Collectors may obtain the stamp tax paid from the bureau of Internal Revenue in Washington Orders are limited to one sheet of 50 stamps of each denomination per person
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington
Panama Refuses Hoogevelt Dollar in Canal Rent Crisis
In Washington, cries over currency values amid a treaty obligation forcing the U S to pay Panama 260000 dollars annually for canal rent while Panama rejects the Hoogevelt dollar, insisting the deal is affected by monetary terms and insisting on its own currency, delaying payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balke
Washington
D. C
Roogevelt
Panama
United States
Tathmian
Hoogevelt
Balboae
Ataultic Plan Draws Ohio State Journal Contrast
The Ohio State Journal remarks on a plan that would place an Atlantic barrier between America and Europe, noting the plan’s bold originator and the mixed reactions it provokes among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Ohio State Journal
Emerson county club meeting reports from April event
The Basheer teen club hosts a county women's club convention in Emerson with Mrs. Doyle presiding. Reports from each club are shared while refreshments are served by local ladies. Upcoming meeting is planned for April 1937 at Gilen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames FC
Pyle
T Lira
Bailes
Walter Fisher
Onett
Lincoln
Ed Mensienhall
Maurice Mayberry
Alien Watts
Father Olson
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa 1936
Record of instruments filed at Mills County Iowa between February 28 and March 6 1936 detailing property transfers. Includes Myron C Goddard to Elvin Z Goddard for land in sections 10 70 43 and multiple transactions with Nath Life Insurance Co Murvey Dean Hammond to Geo TL Hows ard and others. Notable sums include 21600 to Murvey Dean and 12500 in other deeds with various parcels across townships 71 72 73. Contains names such as Harvey Slaughter Janet Fruzgler Sorella Winslow Chas Watkins Lena Wilking and Glenwood Bank. Property locations include Pacific Junction Silver City Tabor and surrounding rural parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Towa
Iran
Wwe Bey Bec
W. H. Kisby
Floyd Kisby
W. D
Haddassah Brower
J. E. Downing
Jeanette Fruzgler
Sorella I. Winslow
W. DB
Chas. H. Watkins
Char. G. Watkins
W. DO
W. E. Judah
Reggie L. Gott
Lena M. Wilking
Cari N. Goos
CW. D
Lena M. Wilkins
W. G. Wilkins
V. Q
Gowen
Anna L. Godsey
V. O
Pacific Junction
G. A. Spellering
Grace Hawley
E. W. Hodges
CW. DB
Glenwood
B.C. Grantham
Wesley M. Todd
First St. Bk
Geo. Gard
College
Tabor
Obituary and community notes from Shenandoah region
Imogene S. E. Mills obituary details Peter Doyle buried in Mt. Calvary with family attendance. The article lists survivors Mrs Mary Doyle and children Agnes Dorothy, Darathy, and others. Various local visits, church services, and social events noted from Shenandoah and surrounding areas with multiple names and places referenced.
Made Synthetic Diamonds by Muissen
Made Synthetic Diamonds Muissen a French chemist was among the first to produce synthetic diamonds. He mixed pure carbon and iron and subjected the mixture to intense heat in an electric furnace. After sustained high temperature the material was cooled in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muissen
Fragmented text on Syria and mandates from 1920
The excerpt describes Syria as a former Ottoman province, created as an independent state by the Sevres Treaty dated August 1920, administered under a French mandate. It references division into two republics and mentions the central administration at a capital in the Levant, likely Damascus, with various ambiguities in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Sevres
Friuice
Supreme Council of
Allied Powers
Vandhye
Syrit
Lebatod
Republic of Syria
Helrut
Semenese
Daiagonis
Fragmentary wartime casualty note from local press
Incomplete report from the war period recalls losses and firefighting efforts near Setubal. Mentions a World War brother and a COP Catton in Worms with water damage and subsequent fires. Details are garbled but indicate casualties and damage from enemy action and local incidents this past week.
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Segerr Yores
Nelly Don’s
N. Gineer
Wynn
New York
Walters
Eve Biber
Tonnick
Angerle
Lorraine
Wees
Ak Tie Vhs Talbot
Chas
Abshoe
T. J. Pettin
Chris Christensen
Mary Livergerd
Viela Watts
Council Bluffs
Allen Watts
Guy Pitzenberger Jr
Naval Training School
San Diego
Calif
Guy
South America
Victor Anerson
California
John Hawker
Fred Wright
Roberta
Des Moines
J. S. Barns
Mary Read Beldin
J. McDonald
Bethany
Mary Marrion
Kansas City
Harley Fazel Anl
Clinton
Pete Shutts
Grayford
Imogene S. E. Mills
Imogene
Shenandoah
Per Phagle
Otherhand
Mary Doyle
Wall Walters
Missea Agnes
Sones
Mise Darathy
Clocagat
Peances
Omaha Sind
Peter Doyle
Kilkenny
Tretia
Indigene
Agi 1
Mary Fahey
Ata Om
St. Marys Cathielic
Nora Jennings
Chicago
Doyle
Jerry Noyte
Omaha
Reform Church
Ruel Addy
Wayne Drake
B. Rutcher
Ready Castelfin
Delmas
Ralph
O. J. Addy
Darvin
Amy Weatherall
Jonnue Addy
Dixson
Maurice Addy
Amy Delehant
Omahe
Methodist
Ebures
Sanday Anorming
Joo M. Marville
Clover Farm
Swift and Co
Frank Gutschenritter
Red Ont
Herman Dullat Sidney
Wilber Priest
Ida Cassell
Jimmie Sparks
Anna Delehant
James Martin
Frances McDonald
Marie Connors
Tommie Connors
Donald Geer
Geordie Belle
Agd
Wayne [Dso
Philip Norman
Lew Maher
Joe Cahill
Jotn Chandler
Issex
Ross Bryant
Geraldine Gilmore
Helier Hillyer
WW. M
Mise Tawille
Larehian
Artenel
Mt. St. Sebetastee
Colleen
Deaster
Vanebtin
Mary Lovie Grewers
Ryan Cin
Cole
Moss Janette Rooney
Wichita
Mathew Ureve
Atchin
Atelisa
Kan
A. J. Chirk
Mary Jane
Eileen Addy
Joe Mee Gatele
Margaret Butcher
Gerald Drake
Francis Hummel
Hand
Dad
Shenae
Bernie Tallightin
Apali
Mero
J. J. Sweeney
Helen
Len
Mir
Meson
and Mix
Bral Durbin
Prank T
TP Maher
Donald
Climax
Ent
Willisea
Ted Germiar
Parimers City
Marke
Wilson Electrig Hatovery
TB Stuedhe
Setubal
Landis
Blau-Gas Range
Malvern Cleaners
Mrs. J. M. Eichelberger
Palisade
Mineula
Pete Kuhl
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